Problem

Access is not accountability.

Your AI agents have credentials and access. What they rarely have: limits on what they may decide, a budget, a record in business terms, and a named person who answers for them.

  • A credential says what an agent can touch, not what it may decide.
  • Vendor logs record what ran, in the vendor's words, not what it meant for your business.
  • Nobody links an agent's decisions to what happened next, so nobody can say whether it paid off.
Connecting the pieces of insight
Insight

You already trust two tools for this.

Your business already runs on KPIs and ledgers. Your AI agents should answer to both. Bottom-line KPIs and ledgers tell you whether the business is working and where the money went; hold every agent to the same two, and people can see when to trust it.

  • Service levels: does it run reliably and safely?
  • Budgets and bottom-line KPIs: what does it cost, and is it worth it?
  • Delegation of authority: what may it decide on its own?
  • The ledger and the audit: can we prove what it did, and why?
Humans and AI together
Solution

Four questions, one record.

Actee keeps one record of every agent decision, with its cost, its outcome, the authority it acted under and the evidence, joined to your business KPIs. The Agent Impact Board reads it and answers in plain language, the way executives already ask about their data.

  • See every agent by team, owner and spend.
  • Sense what needs attention, ranked by business impact.
  • Decide on recommended actions.
  • Reflect: every answer cites the record behind it.
AI-driven insights

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